3/31/2010 |
Why Internet Connections are Fastest in South Korea |
ARRL, Red Cross Sign Memorandum of Understanding |
A Tiny Defect
That May Create Smaller, Faster Electronics |
IBM Launches Global Entrepreneur Initiative to Help Start-Ups Capture
New Business Opportunities |
Ericsson Wins
$1.3 Billion Indian Network Contract (right after winning
a $1.8B China contract!) |
Opposition
Mounts to UK's Digital Economy Bill |
Hertz Battle Hurts Broadcasters |
New Path to Solar Energy Via Solid-State Photovoltaics |
What If All Software Was Open Source? (people
want free software for making products they sell) |
UK Leads European
Countries in Smartphone Adoption |
As Colleges Make Courses Available Free Online, Others Cash In
|
Silicon Valley's Innovative Approach to Creating American Jobs
|
From a Classical
Laser to a 'Quantum Laser' |
BT Flood
Knocks out Broadband and Phone Services |
Energy Storage to Be a $45B Market in 2015 |
Meet the Periodic Table's Newest Resident: Copernicium |
NASA Readies Remote-Control Aircraft for Flight |
Plastics Can Now Be Made Without Using Crude Oil |
3/30/2010 |
1 Trillion Connected Devices by 2013 |
Large Hadron Collider Breakthrough as Beams Collide |
LHC Achieves Collisions at 7 TeV |
For One Tiny Instant, Physicists May Have Broken a Law of Nature
|
Researchers Discover
Why Atoms in Solids Show a Preference for Certain Structures |
Avago Files Suit Against STMicroelectronics |
Clearwire, Sprint Kick Off 2010 4G Rollout |
Semi Revenues Fall Globally for Consecutive Years |
Mobile Content
and Applications Set for Major Boom in China |
Spectrum Health's Meijer Heart Center Tracks Stents /RFID |
Cold Fusion Resurrected from Batteries to Bacteria |
NASA Will Help Probe Toyota Accelerators |
Ubiquisys
Femto-Engine System Drives Femtocells Below $100 Barrier |
Study Shows Chocolate
Reduces Blood Pressure and Risk of Heart Disease (eat
chocolate, drink coffee, live forever!) |
Air Force Rules Target BlackBerry Security |
Explosion of Non-Flash Devices is Driving HTML 5 Growth |
Engineers Seek to Aid Communities in Need |
Sunspot Activity Appears to Be Resuming |
HP Spent $710,000 on 4Q Lobbying (that
averages $2.8M/yr!) |
Space Tourism Poised to Blast Off |
3/29/2010 |
Nanosatellite to Clear Dangerous Debris from Space |
Bill to Add FCC Tech Staffers Passes in Senate Committee |
Worldwide
Semiconductor Revenue Fell by More Than 10% in 2009 |
Semiconductor Revenue is Set to Recover |
IEEE Call for Nominations:
2010 National Medal of Science |
North Koreans Use Cellphones to Bare Secrets
(exposing the wonders of Marxism–Leninism) |
Peers
Warn of Backlash Fears over Digital Radio |
Time-Reversed Lasers Discovered (optical
filter applications?) |
Researchers Use
Improved Nanogenerators to Power Sensors Based on Zinc Oxide Nanowires |
Ericsson Wins
Chinese Contracts Worth $1.8B |
More U.S. Communities
Banning 'Television on a Stick' |
First Self-Powered Nanosensor Device Created |
Verizon: Current Telecom Law is 'Irrelevant' to the Modern Internet
|
U.S. Concerned by Australian Internet Filter Plan |
NXP is Planning Billion-Dollar IPO |
80% of SMS Users Report Dropped Texts |
Who
Will Win the Google Fiber Contest? |
Few Drive
Well While Yakking on Cell Phones |
Siemens Reveals UK Wind Plans |
3/28/2010 |
"Smart" Meters Have Security Holes |
AT&T Will Take $1B Charge for "Free" Health Care (may cut other benefits) |
1 Trillion Connected Devices by 2013 |
Seattle, Boston, DC Top Cyber-Crime Hot Spots List |
Cellphone Firms See Big Opportunity in Wireless Internet |
3/26/2010 |
Saturday is "No Tech Day" (for those of
you harboring guilt about being able to afford tech gadgets) |
Telecom Giant Challenges FCC Role in Broadband (they know "free" BB for all won't be free for most) |
DARPA Solicits Proposals for Compact Mid-Ultraviolet Technology Program
|
Verizon: Current Telecom Law is 'Irrelevant' to the Modern Internet
|
Cyber Command Hits Speed Bump |
Probing the Magnetic
Properties of Solid Oxygen |
ITU Asks Iran
to Stop Interfering with European Satellite (ha, good
luck with that) |
U.S. Lead in Nanotech Eroding |
Qualcomm Raises on Licensing, Chipset Strength |
Craig Wireless
to Sell Canadian Radio Spectrum |
Flash Mobs Are Born as Word Grows by Text Message |
FCC's National Broadband
Plan: Net Neutrality, R.I.P. |
That Phone You're About to Throw Away Could Be Worth $500 |
Wi-Fi Phones Bloom as Network Clogging Cramps Carriers |
Femtocells Set for Explosive Growth, Says iSuppli |
Maine House Nixes Cellphone Cancer Warnings |
Sensors
Turn Skin into Gadget Control Pad |
Chrysler to Build A Battery-Powered Electric Car by 2012 |
Mpemba Effect:
Why Hot Water Can Freeze Faster than Cold |
Shuttles to Keep Flying Through Early 2011
(thereafter we hitch rides from China and Russia - thank your
president & congress for that) |
3/25/2010 |
Mobile Data
Traffic Surpasses Voice |
No Bars at Home? AT&T to Offer $150 Fix (no, this is not for your basement game room) |
Magnetic Monopole
Experiment at CERN Could Rewrite Laws of Physics |
Gold Nanoparticles for Memory Storage |
Seminars Target 4G LTE Roll-Outs in UK |
Atom Microscope Allows 'Atom-by-Atom Analysis' |
Smartphone Traffic is up 193% in a Year |
Wave Energy
Scales up off Scotland |
Glitch Delays Launch of
New ARRL Web Site |
Stretchable Electronics Device Holds Promise for Treating Irregular Heart
Rhythms |
11 Tech Companies 'Willfully' Violating H-1B Laws |
Wi-Fi Spreading Fast Among Phones |
Mobile Broadband
Subscriptions Surpassed 271M by Year End 2009 |
Toshiba Creates Super Dense Hard Disk Drives |
Chinese
Mobile Firm Drops Google |
McDonald's to Train Staff With Nintendos |
How I Slashed My Connection to Cable TV Without Missing Anything
|
CTIA: AT&T Microcell Going National |
Conical Nanocarbon
Structures Could Lead to Flexible, Transparent Field Emission Displays |
Scientists
Find How Relaxed Minds Remember Better |
3/24/2010 |
Are Cosmic Rays Causing Toyota's Woes? |
New Laser to Revolutionize Chip Technology |
Imperfect Chips Pave the Way for New Quantum Technology |
Agencies Walk a Tightrope Between Cost Savings and Innovation
|
Device Could Track Phones, PDAs in Airports |
Smart Grid Group Reaches out to Consumers |
India Demands Telecoms Technology Transfer |
Sprint Unveils Its First 4G Phone |
Nanotube
RFID: Better Barcodes? |
Metallic Glass Yields Secrets Under Pressure |
Cellular-News
Website Hacked |
Inside a Global Cybercrime Ring |
World's Largest
Particle Collider May Unlock Secrets of Universe |
GMSA Trials Message Misuse Service |
How Low Can Low-Cost Wireless Garriers Go? |
GE to Make
Thin-Film Solar Panels |
Crank up the Wi-Fi, Bring in the Femtocells |
Mn-Doped GaN PV Cell Absorbs in UV, Visible and Infrared |
Darling
Puts Emphasis on Broadband For All |
1st Winged Astronaut Robert M. White Dies at 85 |
3/23/2010 |
Competition Missing from Broadband Plan |
Turning
Quantum Dots into Spintronic Transistors |
Can 4G Wireless Take on Traditional Broadband? |
Mobile Internet
Traffic is Becoming Similar to Fixed Line Traffic |
DOD Space Program Dogged by Delays, Cost Overruns |
UK Space Agency and ISIC Created |
Mini Generators Make Energy from Random Ambient Vibrations |
Wireless Carrier
Infrastructure Market to Decline in 2010 |
Atom Smasher Experiment on March 30 |
Printable Sensors for Cell Phones and Other Devices |
Traditional TV Still Preferred Viewing Platform |
U.S. Smartphone
Ownership Expected to Reach 162M by 2015 |
China
Condemns Decision by Google to Lift Censorship |
Symantec Names Riskiest U.S. Cities for Cybercrime |
CTIA: Streaming TV Companies Bring Long-Form Content to Mobile
|
Brain Processor Drives Word Processor
(warning: don't use if you suffer from
Coprolalia) |
Hydrokinetic
Proposal for Mississippi River |
Why Dark, Roasted Coffee Beans Are Better |
3/22/2010 |
Light Fixtures of Tomorrow Will Handle Data (interesting concept...) |
Physicists Create
Carbon Magnetism by Removing Atoms from Graphite |
Cypress Programmes Power Line Comms Reference Design |
Strongest Magnet Ever Created in the Lab |
In the Digital Age, Satellites are Closing in on the Crown |
U.S. Eyes Early Summer for Airwaves Auction Process |
Space Electronics Vendors Feel the Heat |
4G/LTE Chips Coming... But First, a Little Chaos |
Korean Politicians Battle over Who Will Provide the Best Broadband |
Taming the Wild
Phonon |
Students to Face Cyberbullying Charges |
Why @ Is Held in Such High Design Esteem |
Electric Vehicles Under Investigation |
Start-Up Promises Quantum Leap in Mobile Phone Camera Technology
|
Vodafone Released 3,000 Infected HTC Magic Phones |
Boeing Completes Preliminary Design of Free Electron Laser Weapon System
|
U.S. Firms Worry over Business Chill in China |
Toyota Shareholders Sue over Fallen Stock Price |
Women Do Make Men Throw Caution to the Wind, Research Confirms
|
3/21/2010 |
Former Lockheed Martin CEO Norm Augustine Addresses Role of Science &
Engineering in U.S. Job Creation |
Weak Laser Can Ignite Nanoparticles |
Dongle Users Dingled |
Paper in China Sets Off Alarms in U.S. |
Solar Sails Take Shape |
Failed College Dreams Don't Spell Depression |
3/19/2010 |
Nano-Based RFID Tags Could Replace Bar Codes |
CERN Atom Smasher Cranks up to Record Energy Levels - 3.5 Teravolts! |
Next-Gen Tactical Radios Garner NSA Approval |
Web Inventor
Calls for Government Data Transparency (hah, we've seen
what a promise of transparency looks like!) |
Government Aims to Boost Nano Tech in UK |
Wireless Controlled
from the Cloud |
Consumers
Boost Spending on Hot Electronics in 2009, Despite Drop in Income
(sure, with 99+ weeks of Unemployment checks flowing) |
Silver Proves
Its Mettle for Nanotech Applications |
Electric Company Gases up on RFID |
Palm Posts Q3 Results: Disappointing Sales |
U.S. and Russian Astronauts Touch Down Safely (would you want to fall from space in that?) |
Samsung Aims
for Double-Digit Sales Growth |
European Market Recovers as Tech Consumers Return |
TriQuint Semiconductor
Hikes 1Q Forecast |
Scientists a Step Closer to Making Cloak of Invisibility a Reality
|
MS Soups up IE 9 Performance |
Web Site's Funny Texts Lead to App, TV Show |
NASA Proposes New Air Traffic Control System |
Know What's Online and in Databases about You |
3/18/2010 |
Hacker Disables More Than 100 Cars Remotely |
CTIA: Four Areas to Watch Beyond the Radio |
ZigBee and
Wi-Fi Alliances to Collaborate on Smart Grid Wireless Networking |
Industry and Government Prepare Counter-Attacks Against Electronic Parts
Counterfeiting |
U.S. Company Accused of Exporting Military Tech |
GPS Jammers Illegal, Dangerous, and Very Easy to Buy |
NASA Borrows Page from DoD Situational Awareness Book |
Things to Look for at CTIA: America's First 4G Smartphone |
Cadence Extends University Links in Europe |
Google Pushes TV Initiative |
T-Mobile USA Eyes JV Options to Boost Spectrum |
ARRL: FCC Proposes to Eliminate SS APC Requirement & Power Limit;
Cleans up Portions of Part 97 |
3% Q1 Growth Will Spur Big Semi Growth Year (see below) |
Chip Market to Slow in Second Half (see
above) |
The Vocabulary of Spam |
Nissan to Make Electric Vehicle in UK |
Tales from the Quantum Frontier |
'World's Fastest Car' Fixes Major Lift Issue |
Internet Rehab Clinic for 'Screenager' Children Hooked on Modern Technology
|
GM Makes Your Entire Windshield a Head-Up Display |
3/17/2010 |
Government Report Signals New Focus on Engineering |
Asia to Take 29% of Smartphone Market in 2015 |
FCC Broadband Plan Includes Public "Safety Fee" for All Users (another tax to pay for freeloaders - it never ends) |
Teen Wins $100,000 for Spaceflight Software |
U.K. Job Office Apologizes for Anti-Jedi Discrimination |
MicroUnity Sues Mobile Giants for Patent Infringement |
Umicore Completes New U.S. Germanium Substrate Plant |
Broadcasters Not Happy with FCC’s Internet Proposal |
Light Twists
Rigid Structures in Unexpected Nanotech Finding |
Fund Boosts University Research |
Metallic Glass Yields Secrets Under Pressure |
When Tweets
Can Make You a Jailbird |
U.S.
Congress Worries About Rare Earth Materials Shortages |
Circuit-Board Maker Adopts RFID |
Frogs That Poop Wireless Transmitters |
Fog of War No Reason to Skirt Contracting Rules, GAO Says |
RADAR: More Than 239M Hear Radio Each Week |
M.I.T. Researchers Create Molecular Chips |
Mobile
Apps Sales Explode |
Google Helps Finance Latest Trans-Pacific Fiber Optic Cable Project
|
Internet Explorer 9, the HTML 5 Browser: Better Than Half-Way There
|
3/16/2010 |
Wireless Technologies
Crucial to Nearly 2/3 of Small Business Owners |
U.S. National Broadband Plan is Complete - On to Congress
(OMG) |
A Webmaster w/o High-Speed Web (sob story
- she could get satellite access, but wants you & me to pay for it instead) |
Rural
Broadband Plan to Hit Telecom NZ Earnings (NZ subscribers
to bend over, too) |
Study: Daylight
Saving Time a Waste of Energy (why are we still practicing
this arcane rite?) |
Web 2.0 Mobile
Revenues to Reach $18.9B by 2014 |
Chip Profitability Jumps to Decade High |
Is the Recession Really Over for Telcos? |
Cyber
Crime Losses in U.S. Almost Double in 2009 |
D.C. Home to
Most Cyber-Criminals Per Capita |
Anode Structure Could Enhance Li-Ion Batteries |
Wafer Demand to Rise 30% in 2010 |
TI Runs 2A DC/DC Converter at 3 MHz |
3-15-2010 |
Chip Profitability Jumps to Decade High |
Dotcom
Web Address Celebrates Silver Anniversary |
Superconductors Could Be Cut Down to the Nanoscale |
Deutsche Telekom
Introduces Woman Manager Quota |
RFMD Makes Solar Cells on RF Production Kit |
Fingerprinting
Computer Chips |
Teleconferencing Growth Peaks in 2009-10 |
Qualcomm Applies for a Multi-Fold Display Patent |
Internet 'In Running' for Nobel Peace Prize |
New System
Makes Household Communication Networks More Versatile |
Wolfram Alpha
Answer Engine Best of Show at SXSW |
FCC Releases iPhone App to Learn More About Network Conditions
|
Li-Ion Anode
Uses Nanocomposites to Increase Battery Capacity |
From Bubble to Burst: A Look Back at 25 Years of Dot-Com |
Embarrassment As 10,000 Microsoft Staff Buy iPhones |
SpaceX's Falcon 9 Rocket Test Fire Clears Way for Commercial Space Launches |
Survey: Readers Don't Want to Pay for News Online |
Jetpacks to Go on Sale Late This Year |
Google Says China Talks Continue, But Pullout Signs Grow |
3-14-2010 |
MIT Finds New Way to Make Electricity |
FCC's National Broadband Plan: What's in It? |
Insulators [for Heat & Electricity] Turned into Conductors
|
Nokia
Seeks Patent for Kinetic Battery Charger |
U.S. Lawmakers Urge Obama to Save NASA Moon Program |
Calculations Made by Physicist Gustav Mie in 1908 Put to Test on Single
Nanoparticles |
3-12-2010 |
On Pi Day, One Number 'Reeks of Mystery'
(coming up on Sunday) |
Virgin Media to Trial Fiber Broadband over Telegraph Poles |
ARRL Requests Support for Senate Bill 1755 |
Packing More
into Lithium Batteries |
UK Must Adapt to Keep Research Lead |
ISS's Future is Secure, Claims ESA |
Huawei Overtakes
Nokia Siemens Networks in Microwave Equipment Market |
Software's Take
on the Light Bulb Joke |
Distributor Takes on GaN Chip Line for MOSFET Replacement |
Nokia Revises 2009 Market Share Down to 34% |
Working Up an Appetite for Bluetooth |
FCC Introduces Broadband Speed
Test (actually a scheme to identify your location - it
asks for street address) |
How Electricity Passes Through Cells |
Lenovo Will Push into Mobile Products |
Father and Son Plead Guilty to Selling Counterfeit Software Worth $1M |
Congress Debates New Satellite Plan |
Utilities Overwhelmed by Smart-Grid Cost |
Toyota Woes Raise Car Tech Fears |
China Selects First Female Astronauts |
3-11-2010 |
Moviegoer Tells Woman to Stop Talking on Cell Phone, Gets Stabbed in
the Neck |
'Quantum Walk' Demonstrated Very Precisely |
National Grid Takes Action to Address Impending Critical Shortage of
Utility Engineers |
Point/Counterpoint: Do You Support Patent Reform? |
USPTO and UKIPO
Announce Action Plan to Reduce Global Patent Backlogs |
Space Chip Company Opens Design Centre in Europe |
Nanometre
'Fuses' for High-Performance Batteries |
FCC Amateur Radio Enforcement
Correspondence Posted |
Huge Step Toward Mass Production of Coveted Form of Carbon |
Shocking Recipe
for Making Killer Electrons |
Tories to Pledge 'Fastest Broadband' in Europe |
RF Micro Expects Its Revenue in Q4 to Be Up 41% |
Pentagon Trains Employees to Hack Defense Computers |
Einstein Was Right: General Relativity Confirmed
(for the umpteenth time) |
Better Than Apollo: The Space Program We Almost Had |
Carbon Nanotube
Speakers Could Be Powered by Lasers, Transform Noisy Spaces into Peaceful Sanctums
|
Tricks to Keep Your Device’s Battery Going and Going |
Cable and Satellite Companies Ask FCC for Help |
Bill Gates No Longer World's Richest Man (now a Mexican, who's country's citizens flock to the U.S. illegally) |
3-10-2010 |
PA Man
Dies Pumping Gas After Static Electricity Starts Fire |
Mobile
That Allows Bosses to Snoop on Staff Seveloped |
The ARRL Second Homebrew Challenge -- And the Winners Are...
|
Mobile WiMAX
Chipset Shipments Surge in 2009 |
Telecoms Refusing to Sell Their Wireless Airwaves to Government
(the Fed will just eventually claim eminent domain and steal
it) |
New Charging
Method Could Slash Battery Recharge Times (apply AC -
very interesting) |
IBM, Universities Target Easy-to-Use Cellphones |
Analysts Cite 5 Opportunities in Mobile Data |
GPS Usage
Data Reveals Wal-Mart Is USA's Most Searched for Destination |
'Nobel of Computing' Goes to Early PC Designer |
Cryogenic Electron
Emission Phenomenon Has No Known Physics Explanation |
The Lithium Chase |
WiMAX Drives
Demand for Packet Microwave Equipment |
UK Risks Losing Advantage |
Carbon Nanotubes Can Produce Powerful Waves That Could Be Harnessed for
New Energy Systems |
Samsung Intros New Line of 3-D Products |
NASA and NOAA Launch GOES-P Satellite |
Scientists Break Down Carbon Dioxide into Carbon Monoxide Using Visible
Light |
The LHC Will Be Shut Down at the End of 2011 |
3-9-2010 |
UK Could Be Top High-Tech Exporter |
Scientists Solve Mystery of Superinsulators |
Mobile Infrastructure
Market Continues Its Decline on Deteriorating GSM Sales |
IC Insights Boosts 2010 Chip Growth Forecast to 27% |
Navy Gets Assistance with Submarine Satellite Connectivity |
Malware Turns Your Cell Phone Against You |
WiMAX Radios Aren't the Business for Cisco Any More |
Retailer Acknowledges Shipping Fake Intel Chips |
How to See Through
Opaque Materials |
Mobile Retail
Market to Exceed $12 Billion by 2014 |
Hard
Drive Evolution Could Hit Microsoft XP Users |
CBS Radio Debuts First HD Radio 'Quadcast' |
Fiber-Wireless
(FiWi) to Provide Ultra-High-Speed, Short-Range Communication |
What Social Networking Can Offer Design Engineers |
Deep Space Network Antenna Undergoing Major Surgery |
Finishing
School for Indian IT Graduates (aka charm school - not
a bad idea) |
Ultra-Efficient
Non-Hybrid Gas Engine Gets 64 MPG |
Citibank Says RFID Pilot Proves Strong Consumer Interest in Mobile-Phone
Payments |
Latest HTML5 Working Draft Published Despite Claims of 'Sabotage'
|
Barcelona Hit with Heaviest Snowfall in 25 Years |
3-8-2010 |
W3C Getting a New Chief Executive |
Phone Test Tool Replicates City |
Lidow Returns with 'Disruptive' GaN Startup |
World's First Bluetooth Access Point for Aircraft Delivers Inflight Mobile
Phone Services |
Public Gets First Look at Landmark Einstein Manuscript |
Single Photon
Solid-State Memory for Telecommunications |
Swiss Study Finds RFID Tags Safe for MRI, CT Scans |
Startup Builds MEMS in Standard CMOS Processes |
You're Predictable! So Says Your Cell Phone
(it knows where/when you are - does that bother you?) |
Pushing AlInN and AlGaN HEMTs Further on SiC and Silicon |
MIT Scientists
Transform Polyethylene into a Heat-Conducting Material |
Atomic Gate Opens Door to Quantum Computers |
FCC Plans to Give High-Speed Internet to All Americans
("from each according to his ability, to each according to
his [percieved] needs" - K. Marx) |
Worker Strife Dogs Tech Firms in France |
FBI Warns Brewing
Cyberwar May Have Same Impact as 'Well-Placed Bomb' |
Power While You Walk: Navy Helps Refine Electricity-Generating Backpack
|
Suddenly Apple Hates Wi-Fi |
MS Plans Office 2010 Release in May for Businesses (ugh, with that hated ribbon
bar) |
3-7-2010 |
Trapping Sunlight with Silicon Nanowires |
Officer in Pursuit! — T-Mobile Backing Up Cops with M2M |
FCC to Propose Revamping Universal Service Fund |
In a Jobless Recovery, Innovators Will Have Jobs |
Smartphones Have Changed the Way We Travel |
RFID Set to Reach $5.5B This Year |
Here is Why
People Hate Politicians (short video of a U.S. senator) |
3-5-2010 |
Hydrocarbon Superconductor Discovered |
Magnetic
Solder to Wire 3-D Chips (this is cool) |
Auto Website Edmunds Offers $1M Prize for Cause of Runaway Toyotas
|
RFID in UK Trash Bins - "Pay as You Throw" |
Beamforming Wi-Fi Startup
Raises $15M |
Lip-Reading Cell Phone to Hit German Tech Show |
Chip Market to See 'Modest' 2010 Recovery |
RFID Wristbands Document Interactions Between Prisoners and Officers
|
Advertisers
Able to Reach 1 Billion Customers Via Smartphones by 2013 |
Georgia Tech Gets NASA Grant to Develop Radar for Mapping Ice Formations
(why bother if all the polar ice is melting?) |
5 Observations and 2 Predictions About the National Broadband Plan
|
Successful Launch for GOES-P Satellite |
FCC Seeks Comments for Blanket Waiver to Allow Amateur Radio in Hospital
Emergency Drills |
Physicists Unlock
the Mysteries of Crack Formation (no, not a study of human
development) |
T-Mobile Ranks
Highest in Customer Satisfaction with the Retail Sales Experience |
LCD Shortages May Follow Earthquake in Taiwan |
Ford Expands Electric Vehicles Plan |
Did a Microsoft VP Really Suggest an Internet Tax for Cybersecurity?
|
Details of "Einstein" Cyber Shield Disclosed by White House - NSA Will
Listen to Everyone, Including You |
3-4-2010 |
North Korean Worker Executed by Firing Squad for Transmitting Price of
Rice on Cellphone (isn't Communism great?) |
IBM Cuts More Than 2,500 Jobs |
Student Develops Polarized LED |
'Microrings'
Could Nix Wires for Communications in Homes, Offices |
Boomers Slowly Joining the Mobile Web |
DoD Insourcing Contracts' False Economy |
Scientists Strive to Map the Shape-Shifting Net |
Number of
Mobile VoIP Users Will Approach 300 Million by 2013 |
A Close Encounter for AMSAT-OSCAR 51 |
New Device for Ultrafast Optical Communications |
Italian Construction Firm Deploys RFID to Track Offshore Equipment
|
Workers Protest Against Closure of ST-Ericsson Caen (does striking ever keep a plant open?) |
Apple: HTC Phones Caused 'Irreparable Injury' |
Telecoms Engineer
Executed in Afghanistan |
Unclonable RFIDs Authenticate Electronic Fingerprints |
Earthquake-Proofing the World's Largest Telescopes |
'Funeral' Being Held Today for IE6 |
New Bill to Keep Shuttles Flying for 2 More Years |
Google: PCs Will Be Dead in 3 Years |
3-3-2010 |
Maine Panel Weighs Cell Phone Cancer Warning |
Semico: Good Times are Here for ICs |
Campaign Highlights Samsung Workers' Cancer Deaths |
Need a Job? Get an Internal Referral |
ZigBee Home Automation and ZigBee Remote Control Now Publicly Available
|
Spanish
Police Arrest Masterminds of 'Massive' Botnet |
Chip Market Boom Makes Analyst Hike Forecast |
Air Force Picks Contractor to Enhance GPS Ground Control |
Increasing
Mobile Data Usage Fuels Growth in the Mobile and Wireless Market |
First ASKAP Antenna Receives Radio Signals |
Ready for the 'Connected Car?' |
FCC's Broadband Plan Critiqued as Overly Broad, Unfeasible |
USA Business
Telecommunications Spending Will Hit $146B in 2010 |
DARPA Wants Razor Sharp Optics for Satellite Surveillance |
Rice Receives Supercomputer Donation from IBM |
Climategate Scientist Admits to 'Awful Emails' |
Mass Loss from Alaskan Glaciers Overestimated? |
Backpack Hydroelectric Plant Gives You 500 Watts on the Move
|
Arrestee in Federal Case Swallowed Flash Drive Evidence During Processing
|
Learning Keeps
Brain Healthy (my brain feels healthier having just learned
this) |
3-2-2010 |
Mega, Giga, Tera,...,Yotta, and Now the Hella |
DoD's Reliance on Commercial Satellites Hits New Zenith (is that a pun?) |
Graphene Hybrid: One-Atom-Thick Sheet Offers New Microelectronic Possibilities
|
3GPP and the
Broadband Forum Collaborate on Fixed/Mobile Convergence Standards |
Is Growth Over for Wireless Operators? |
The Sound of
Silence: An End to Noisy Communications |
German High
Court: Telecom Data Cannot be Retained |
Internet Leads Radio, Newspapers as News Source |
NASA: Quake May Have Shifted Earth's Axis (that will shift all cataloged star coordinates) |
Intel Exec Bullish on Semi Startups |
Tons of Water Ice Found on Moon's North Pole |
Wi-Fi Calling Comes with a Price; Warning! |
Online
'More Popular than Newspapers' in U.S. |
Digital Billboards, Diversions Drivers Can't Escape
(I like them) |
Greener Nanomagnets |
New Energy Harvesting Network Means Batteries Not Included |
WA Man Electrocuted by Urinating on Power Line |
Astronaut Buzz Aldrin to Dance with the Stars
(after being 2nd man on the Moon) |
3-1-2010 |
Olympic Medals Made from E-Waste |
26% of Americans
Get News Via Phone |
Government Seeking $1.4M Back Wages in H-1B Visa Case |
January Averaged Global Chip Sales Up 47% |
Tyndall Claims First Junctionless Transistor |
Long-Distance
Q-Comms Gets Closer as Light Storage Efficiency Increases by Order of Magnitude
|
CERN Atom Smasher Restarts |
LRA Model Predicts 40% Chip Market Growth for 2010 |
Ofcom
Decides It Can't Decide on Spare Spectrum |
What's
Wrong with Venture Capital? |
SiLabs Debuts Wireless Microcontrollers |
U.S. Military OKs Use of Online Social Media |
Fill in the Blanks: Algorithm Makes Something Out of Nothing |
Staying in Touch with Loved Ones During War |
TI Intros Cost-Effective RF Range Extender for Low-Power Wireless Apps
at 850 to 950 MHz |
Mars Express Heading for Closest Phobos Flyby |
3D TV Glasses May Cost $300 |
Widespread
Use of Mobile Phones While Driving in the UK |
Marines Bring Solar Energy to the Battlefield |
Resistors Aimed at Metrology |
Latvian
'Robin Hood' Hacker Leaks Bank Details to TV |